Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-04

| ar ana gong az asGonls hlng low
prices.
There viii be a Republican meet
ing this Friday evening at the Post
school house in Arcade township, at
1880 p. m. Judge Pratt, c. A. Lewis
and n. B. Mccormick will address the
meeting.
And now comes complaint from
Pleasant Green post Office that no HER
AIDS reached that Office last week-the
first time they had failed for year or
so. We mailed them as usual What
is the matter anyway.
We notice that Pratt & Lewis have
moved their Office back into their old
rooms over the post Office, where they
expect TO make a specially of law, land
and loan business. They invite the
public to call at their new quarters.
Mrs. c. j. Fleming desires to
close out balance of her stock such as
fancy feathers, ribbons, tips, ETC.. as
she has to give possession Of her room
in very few days. These articles will
be sold at less than cost. Nv.
Pratt & Lewis have removed their
Office to the room over the post Office,
heretofore occupied by Alva H. Pear
son. Mr.. Pearson will remove his
Office to the room over the store Of G..
W. Young & Co.
q n I f,eo, ,-bo-o f,,--- s--7
most ten miles north of town, left at
the HERALD Office last Saturday, "a
sample of corn he raised this year. His
corn will average about 40 bushels to
the acre. He farmed this year, W. Z.
Goddard's place,
Don't neglect the township ii cket.
Charley Frederick for Trustee, D. A.
Huling for Treasurer, j. s. Barnes for
clerk, S. c. Cummings and f. P. Me
CURE for constables, make up a No. 1
township ticket. Let it have every re
publican vote.
Bon Ton Barber Shop you will find
at the southwest corner of the square.
We extend ali invitation to all those
wishing anything in this line to call and
see US. We guarantee satisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
If Till DICKEY.
Remember that W. B. Stubert is a
number one practical Surveyors just
the man needed to straighten out the
roads in this county. He is unques-
tiOnably a thoroughly competent sur
veyor. Let him have the solid Repub-
Iican vote of the county.
There viii be a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Phillips County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association at the
Secretary's Office, on Saturday, Nov
18th, at O'Clock p. IN. All members
are especially requested to attend.
J. S. BARNES, Secretary.
Mr.. John Gebhart furnished the c.
X. & n. nearly all the stone the road
used IN this county. Mr.. Gebhart has
had a booming trade from railroad men
this summer and he deserved it. He is
an old settler, a good citizen and an
enterprising merchant, and deserves
the success he has attained
Mr.. E. j French is circulating a
subscription paper taking donations TO
aid in building a bridge across Deer
Creek one and a half miles south OF
town. The bridge IS badly needed and
we hope to see the people generous in
their donations. This bridge viii be
especially valuable to Philiipsburg.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
regular meeting of the PhiIlipsburg
Board of Trade will be held at the
/ Court House, on Monday evening, Nov.
/ Z, at Z D. m. The members of the
Board are urgently requested to attend
and ali other persons are invited to be
present. r. a. DAGUE, Sec.
Remember that B. E. Morton is
serving his first term as Register Of
Deeds, that the business in his office is
run like clock work, that his books are
in splendid shape, that he employs fine
penmen who make accurate and legible
records, that he is an honest, accom-
modating, conscientious officer. Lei
him be elected by a rOusing majority.
$. j. Hartman, candidate for
County Clerk was for many years &
farmer. He is a working man. He is
thoroughly competent for the position
/ he fills, is honest, courteous, afabIe,
and possesses every necessary qualid-
cation to discharge auceptably the du.
ties of the place. Vote for him, talk
for him, work for him and let US elecI
him
On the first page of this paper may
be seen an associated press dispatch
from St. Joe Mo-, in relation to the
extension of the c. *. & n. There is
an error in the article. Instead Of
Phillipsburg being but twenty miles
from Mankato it is sixty miles. From
the article it may be seen that our road
is to be pushed right along rapidly tc
Denver.
We have received the largest stock
of clothing that ever was brought tC
this town, and as we are short of room
we viii offer five per cent discount fol
the next thirty days, beginning Satur
day, November 9TH. Call and secure
bargins while our stock is complete
at Rosenberg & Alichaisky, at the Chi
cago Fair, east Of the Phillips County
Bank.